我的小甜甜六个月了，但还是很像男生。。。很多人见了都说是男生。。我会马上更正说是女生来的。
好多人都说我女儿越大越像爸爸的样子了，像嗲地也很不错嘛。。 老人家说好命呢！
不过对我来说，像不像谁都不是重点，孩子们能健健康康的长大才是我最在意的。。。
由于不想再让人误会小甜甜是男的，我每次都会帮她她打扮美美的。原来戴上发带的小甜甜还真是个小美女哦！哈哈！妈咪我又臭美了！
Monday, May 21, 2012
Sunday, May 20, 2012
小甜甜六个月咯！
不知不觉，我的宝贝女儿小甜甜已经满六个月了！时间过得真的好快哦!
六个月的她，终于会翻身了。之前我这个做妈咪的还紧张得不得了。。哥哥好像在五个月就会翻了。。 可能我不应该拿哥哥来做标准。。每个孩子都不同的。。
小甜甜好喜欢笑，是家里的开心果！公公和嗲地可说视她为掌上明珠。 连小哥哥都感觉得到呢！
不过小哥哥也很疼她噢！而小甜甜也很喜欢跟小哥哥玩。。 小哥哥一逗她就笑， 感觉好温馨！
小甜甜，嗲地妈咪还有小哥哥永远爱你！
Saturday, March 24, 2012
第一次去银行储蓄
14 Mar 2012 – 培养孩子储蓄， 应该从小开始。小宝贝满三岁了，好多事都懂了，是时候让他了解金钱的重要了，也开始鼓励他储蓄。
在小宝贝出世不久，我就开了银行户口给他。小甜甜也不例外哦。 小孩的户口利息不但比较高，而且也可以让他们养成储蓄的好习惯。
储了好几个月的小扑满，终于都满满了！乘着孩子放假，银行照常营业，就带小宝贝到附近的大众银行把钱储蓄起来。由于是第一次去银行储蓄，一路上， 小宝贝有好多问题， 为什么要拿钱给Bank呢？钱放在那里？。。。我的答案他不懂了不了解，但这不重要，我相信慢慢的他就会明白的。
回家前，买了些水果给小宝贝。过后几个小时，银行打点话来说，小宝贝的扑满有三百多元哦！
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
新春照片比赛--第二名
3 Feb 2012 – 今天，小宝贝的学校有举办新春照片比赛。每位小朋友都可以穿华人传统服装来，然后老师会替他们拍照，再让家长们投票。
当然，我家小宝贝也不落人后，当天穿上了妈咪新年买的金色唐装来到学校，还带了一顶帽子， 样子还蛮可爱搞笑的。。
隔了几天，老师邀请家长们投票，但是不可以选自己的孩子。。
过了几天，从面子书得知小宝贝拿了第二名呢！好开心！谢谢家长们的爱戴！
第一名的小朋友真的好可爱。。 sexy咯！
还有第三名的外国族小朋友。
在MusicGarden完毕后，院长分发了一份礼物给小宝贝！好开心哦！谢谢you&me！
Thursday, February 2, 2012
龙年的压岁钱
今年，已经是我第四年分红包， 也没有特别的感觉了。今年龙年，红包收了不少， 因为多了个女儿嘛！由于妹妹还小， 所有的红包都是由哥哥代领。
可爱的是，有时候别人给小宝贝红包，他会回答说：我有很多了，我不要了。小孩子就是可爱。
压岁钱收在bear bear的盒子里。 忘了数共收了多少封红包。。
小宝贝和小甜心龙年的压岁钱。
你看，我今年的收获。。
红包万岁！
小宝贝开始懂事，是时候教他储蓄了。。有空时， 要带他去银行把钱存起来。。
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Parenthots -- 比赛得奖了
这篇文章应该在八月份时就写的，但是忙这忙那，到现在才把它记录下来。。
这是件开心的事。。我参加Parenthots 举办的一项比赛得奖了！付出小小的努力，得到大大的收获。。感觉好好噢！
哈哈！其实并不是什么大大的礼物啦，但是对我来说，就是很满足。。
赢得了八本的Disney 作业簿，而且Parenthots还特地寄给我哦！
小宝贝还小，可能要多一两年才会懂得做。。就先把它们收藏地来咯。。
Learning how to encourage young children to read is a major responsibility of every parent. As a parent, you are your child's first and most important teacher. When you help your child learn to read, you are opening the door to a world of books and learning.
Here are some ways that I use to make reading a positive experience for my little son:
* Young children learn how to read through encouragement. Never force your child to read. This could lead to your child resenting reading and seeing it as a chore.
* Encourage him to join in when you are baking or cooking – ask him to read out a recipe for you.
* Surround him with reading materials. Tempt him to read by having a large supply of appealing books and magazines at his reading level. Put the reading materials in cars, bedrooms and the living room.
* Encourage everyone (friends and relatives) to give books or book tokens as birthday presents.
* Visit the library or bookstore regularly. Entice your child to read more by taking him to the library every few weeks to get new reading materials.
* Encourage him to carry a book at all times – and do this yourself, too.
* Be a good role model. Let your child see you reading, especially for pleasure or information, he will understand that reading is a worthwhile activity.
* Make sure your home is a reading home – have a family bookshelf and make sure there are shelves in your child’s bedroom as well.
* Read aloud to him and also listen to him read aloud. Also ask him to tell you about the book or story that he has read.
* During reading time, try and avoid distractions like the television. Make sure the environment is quiet and suitable for reading.
* Subscribe to children’s monthly magazines and make your child the recipient.
* Write love notes to him and have him write back.
The most important thing is to keep it fun!
Here are some ways that I use to make reading a positive experience for my little son:
* Young children learn how to read through encouragement. Never force your child to read. This could lead to your child resenting reading and seeing it as a chore.
* Encourage him to join in when you are baking or cooking – ask him to read out a recipe for you.
* Surround him with reading materials. Tempt him to read by having a large supply of appealing books and magazines at his reading level. Put the reading materials in cars, bedrooms and the living room.
* Encourage everyone (friends and relatives) to give books or book tokens as birthday presents.
* Visit the library or bookstore regularly. Entice your child to read more by taking him to the library every few weeks to get new reading materials.
* Encourage him to carry a book at all times – and do this yourself, too.
* Be a good role model. Let your child see you reading, especially for pleasure or information, he will understand that reading is a worthwhile activity.
* Make sure your home is a reading home – have a family bookshelf and make sure there are shelves in your child’s bedroom as well.
* Read aloud to him and also listen to him read aloud. Also ask him to tell you about the book or story that he has read.
* During reading time, try and avoid distractions like the television. Make sure the environment is quiet and suitable for reading.
* Subscribe to children’s monthly magazines and make your child the recipient.
* Write love notes to him and have him write back.
The most important thing is to keep it fun!